Blockchain technology is set to disrupt the internet revolution through a trusted, permisionless, transparent, immutable, autonomous and decentralized infrastructure. It will bring an epic shift, dumping what was once celebrated, and still relevant, in antiquity.
But how will it help change the global social dynamics and create wealth at the lower rungs of society?
How will this reduce growing disparity between people at different social ranks, change the lives of millions, change organizations, and change the world?
In this talk, Musheer Alambath provides the ‘why’ and the ‘how.’ Musheer Alambath is the United States Regional Campaign Leader for Blockchain with Ernst &Young. Ernst &Young is the leading advisory firm in the Blockchain space. In this role, Musheer advises and educates clients on the benefits and applications of Blockchain technology.
He is a Sloan Fellow, Stanford MSx Program at Stanford Graduate School of Business, and was keynote speaker at Stanford University’s LOWkeynotes on an alternative financial solution to end global poverty. He has done research work on Blockchain technology.
Musheer is a global finance executive with years of experience in the financial services industry. Having worked on banking sector projects across 4 continents, he is in a passionate pursuit to make a difference for 2 billion people globally who currently have no access to financial services, using the in-depth understanding and knowledge of financial products and services across different markets.
In his role as Vice President, Group Audit at National Bank of Abu Dhabi, he was responsible for managing global teams across the network which extends to 18 countries over 150 locations. He has experience working on assignments in North America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Middle East.
Musheer is a Certified Public Accountant, Certified Internal Auditor and a member of the Board Examination Committee for Institute of Internal Auditors.
His travel to over 26 countries has helped him develop an appreciation for the cultures and social norms across the globe. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at